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Cliff and Pam Last
April 6, 2020
So sorry for your loss. We are thinking of your family during this sad time. Cliff and Pam Last
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Kimberly Borysiewicz Taylor
April 5, 2020
Dad, Papa, you were our rock. We miss you and love you more than words can explain. Thank you for all that you did for us. You were a father figure to my boys and they loved you and respected you but more importantly were genuine friends with you. They could be found at your house working and learning beside you at any given time. We will never forget our too many to count, trips to the mountains with you. Our hearts are broken but our memories run over. Until we see you again, all our love, Kim, Hunter, Noah, Jack and Josh
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